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Maserati A6G/54 Zagato
The A6G/54 represented Maserati's first serious production sports car, using a detuned version of the straight-six engine from their Formula 2 racers. Zagato's distinctive bodywork featured the carrozzeria's trademark double-bubble roof to accommodate racing helmets, along with extensive aluminum panels to minimize weight. With only 21 Zagato-bodied examples built compared to 60 total A6G/54 chassis, these cars remain among the most coveted 1950s Maseratis, combining genuine racing pedigree with practical road usability. The lightweight construction and powerful twin-cam engine allowed the A6G/54 Zagato to compete successfully in GT racing while serving as a dramatic road car for wealthy enthusiasts.